Name: The Expanding Continuum of Gender-Based Violence BUNDLE
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The Expanding Continuum of Gender-Based Violence
Bundle

Volume 1: A thorough examination of current knowledge on the way gender impacts both group and individual risk of violence.
Interdisciplinary professionals focus on the presentation and assessment of trauma with a special focus on trauma-informed approaches.

Volume 2: Examines the impact of violence on contemporary populations which may previously have been overlooked. In this volume, special focus is given to the intersectionality of vulnerable groups and the impact of marginalization on assessment and treatment.

Both volumes intend to do the following:
— Define the problem
— Identify causes and risk factors
— Design interventions
— Disseminate information
— Educate students and future professionals

Product Details:	Perfect Bound 11 x 8.5 inches 510 pages, 85 images, 55 contributors* *Page counts, image counts, and contributor counts are all subject to change.
Audience:	Any health or public-serving professionals, professionals in the medical, nursing, law enforcement, legal, social work, advocacy, or social services fields
Publication date:	November 2024.
ISBN-13:	Gender-Based Violence, Bundle SPECIAL (Print) 978-1-953119-34-6 (eBook)

Table of Contents

Volume 1: Presentation, Assessment, & Intervention*
1: Contemporary Overview of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality
2: Sexism, Misogyny, Transnegativity, and Homonegativity
3: Trauma-Informed Care (Preventing Revictimization)
4: Microaggressions and Systemic Trauma in Trans and Nonbinary Health Care
5: Intersectional Identities, Marginalization & Violence
6: Media Influence on Gender-Based Violence
7: Risk and Resilience
8: Personality Factors of Violent Offenders (Antisocial Personality)
9: IPV: Assessment, Medical Issues, and Collaborative Intervention (Medical Assessment)
10: Sexual Assault Assessment
11: IPV and STIs (HIV)
12: Safety Planning
13: IPV and Mental Health Outcomes and Exposure to Violence
14: Economic Implications of IPV

Volume 2: Applying Responsive Practices*
1: Hate Crimes
2: IPV and the Military
3: IPV and Pregnancy
4: LGBTQIA+ Mental Health
5: LGBTQIA+ in Education and Sports
6: College Age SA, IPV, and Dating Violence
7: Elder SA and IPV
8: Male Sexual Assault
9: Eating Disorders
10: Trafficking
11: Interpersonal Violence and Sex Work, and Sex Trafficking
12: Consent, Alcohol-Enabled, and Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault
13: Working with Survivors with Substance Use Disorders
14: Stalking
15: Strangulation in IPV Patients (Fatal and Nonfatal)
16: Fatal IPV
17: Law Enforcement and Legal Responses to Interpersonal Violence

*Table of contents are subject to change.

Paul Thomas Clements, PhD, RN, ANEF, DF-IAFN, DF-AFN

Paul Thomas Clements is a forensic psychiatric clinical specialist, a Certified Gang Specialist, and is Certified in the Danger Assessment. Practicing in the forensic nursing arena for over 30 years, Dr. Clements has provided consultation for hospital systems, EMTs, Child Protective Agency personnel, trauma/emergency nurses, psychiatric providers, and academic and corporate settings—each regarding vulnerability risk assessment, target-hardening, and decreasing the incidence of violence. Dr. Clements has provided consultation to public school systems and other child-related agencies related to child abuse assessment, and related to the aftermath of violence and/or violent death (including homicide of a child and gang-related deaths) for teachers and other classmates. Clements holds a Master’s degree in Child and Family Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing and a Doctor of Philosophy in Forensic Psychiatric Nursing, both from the University of Pennsylvania, with research and practice that have surrounded the traumatic presentations and behaviors of children exposed to the homicide of a family member. Clements was inducted as a Distinguished Fellow in the International Association of Forensic Nurses in 2002, and was an inaugural Associate Editor of the Journal of Forensic Nursing from 2005-2012. Most recently, in 2021, he was inducted as the first Distinguished Fellow of the Academy of Forensic Nursing. Clements works as a Clinical Professor at the Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing at Texas A & M University.

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David Solomon

David Solomon is an associate professor of psychology and the current director of the clinical psychology track of Western Carolina University’s Psychology MA program. He has multiple years of clinical experience working with children impacted by child maltreatment and other traumas through the National Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center, Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center and Community Outreach Program — Esperanza (COPE) in Charleston, South Carolina, the Center for Children, Families, and Communities, and Shelterhouse of Midland and Gladwin Counties in Michigan. David focuses on exposing his students to evidence-based techniques, such as trauma-focused CBT and parent-child interact therapy, and his goal is to extend the reach of such treatments to underserved families.

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Kaleigh Mancha

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Mitzy D. Flores

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Christopher A. Mallett

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